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Over the last week or so the community has been a bit worried about the security of Tor. The reason for this is Operation Onymous that in a concentrated crackdown took down a number of illegal or problematic dark web sites, all of which were hidden behind Tor Hidden Services. In this article I want to quickly talk about whether Tor is broken or not.
 
First the facts. As far as we know, only 17 persons have been arrested or indicted in this action. The amount of Dark sites taken down were first reported as around 400, but later we have seen that it is more in the range of 27 actual web sites that were taken control of - but many more hidden service addresses, since these sites all presumably ran a large number of hidden services.
 
The big question is whether it is possible that law enforcement agencies have used a weakness in Tor to find the real location of these servers and taking them down. This is of course not at all impossible. There are some known weaknesses that could have been used for this, althoug

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A recent thread asked about book writing and as part of my response to that I decided to link to some general advice about book writing that I wrote down a while ago. However I couldn't find it on jive (maybe it was on wazokazi?) so I thought I'd copy it here for future reference.
 
I’ve had a few conversations recently with people interested in writing a book and looking to find a publisher. So I thought I should write some of this down.
 
There are lots of different ways this can happen, and there are variations between due to different kinds of books and different publishers. So don’t take this as absolute advice, just my experience.
 
First off, remember that writing a book is hard. Everyone I know who’s written one were surprised by how hard it was, even though everyone they knew told them it would be hard. It’s a lot of work and very consuming. In addition it doesn’t pay well. Although you can be lucky and write a best seller (as has happened to me) it’s a rare event. At a rough guess you’ll get somethi

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Hi Matt,

Hope you are doing great. I am an Acquisition Editor at Packt Publishing(www.packtpub.com). We are planning to develop a book on Chef titled Troubleshooting Chef and I am looking for authors on this title. It will be a 150-page book and it will be targeted at competent Chef administrators. 

About the book:
•    The main aim of this book is to make Chef reliant, performant, and scalable by understanding error messages and troubleshooting key issues. This becomes increasingly important as Chef Server at times manage 10,000+ nodes.
•    Some of the suggestive content this book will cover would be:
o    Using Chef logs as key troubleshooting resources
o    Debugging recipes
o    Expanding Puppet infrastructure- troubleshooting key considerations

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To claim this, I am signing this object:

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from invoke import run, task, Collection
import os
import shutil
import tarfile


@task
def install_dependencies():
    run("source .looksee_venv/bin/activate")
    run("pip install -r webapp/requirements.txt")

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|-- ansible_hosts
|-- group_vars
|   `-- all.yml
|-- README.md
|-- requirements.txt
|-- roles
|   |-- bennojoy.mysql
|   |   |-- defaults
|   |   |   `-- main.yml
|   |   |-- handlers

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Full Virtualization
* All devices are emulated
* No resources or devices are shared with host machine unless explicitly configured to work this way (usb, network, etc)
* Like having an entirely separate machine inside your own
* Can be resource intensive as everything must be emulated, and a separate copy of every file must be maintained. 
* Resources are dedicated to running things that are already running on your box.
* Can be snapshotted and restored easily with most common virt platforms. 
* must emulate everything, so slow to start
* Other operating systems supported

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user
	username
	password
	email
	uid
	@reviews

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